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Passover
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Rosh Hashanah
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Hanukkah
Our mission at Peace Love Light is to inspire you with a curated collection of fresh, stylish decor and gifts for modern Jewish living! What started with a desire to create updated and contemporary Hanukkah decorations has now expanded into a full lifestyle brand that includes gift, holiday, home, jewelry, and wedding collections.
Made of translucent acrylic and perfectly sized, the Passover plate adds and elegant modern touch to the holiday table setting. "Pesach" the Hebrew word for Passover is delicately etched in the center of the dish, surrounded by six wells designed for each of the symbolic Passover elements.
The Passover Plate serves as the centerpiece of the Seder table, bearing the ceremonial foods around which the Seder is based. This stylish version features a beautiful, ethereal design that lets each element of the meal shine its own right.
Available in silver or translucent acrylic.
Made in Israel, this blue paisley Passover Afikoman bag makes a wonderful hostess gift or perfect for your own Seder. Hand screen printed in royal blue with silver lettering. Matching Matzoh cover, Matzoh Cover & Afikoman Set and Seder Plate also available.
Size: 11.5" X 8.25"
Materials: Cotton Blend.
Care: Machine washable.
Made in Israel by Barbara Shaw. Stocked in the U.S., available to ship.
A fabulous hostess gift, use to decorate a centerpiece or each place setting at your Passover Seder table. Made from delicious marzipan, this unique set of hand-drawn Passover "Ten Plagues" pops includes one pop representing each of the plagues, for a total of 10 pops. Kids love them!
Ingredients: Almonds, Sugar, Water, Preservative, Food color, NO corn syrup is used. Vegan and gluten-free, but they are crafted in a bakery that uses wheat, eggs and milk. They are sculpted from marzipan, which contains almonds, which are tree nuts.
Shipping: Ships April 11th. These items ship fresh to arrive for Passover. If you would like a different delivery please add a note upon checkout and we will email you to arrange.
Packaged in a lovely gift box, this makes a unique hostess gift or dessert for your Passover Seder.
Featured in The New York Times, these delicious handmade marzipan matzah treats are a unique way to celebrate Passover. This gift set contains twelve of our best‐selling matzoh lollipops, all made from delicious marzipan. Custom quantities available, please contact us for more information.
Ingredients: Almonds, Sugar, Water, Preservative, Food color, NO corn syrup is used. Vegan and gluten-free, but they are crafted in a bakery that uses wheat, eggs and milk. They are sculpted from marzipan, which contains almonds, which are tree nuts.
Shipping: Ships April 11th. These items ship fresh to arrive for Passover. If you would like a different delivery please add a note upon checkout and we will email you to arrange.
Miriam's cup made of food-safe pewter. The six contemporary carvings which adorn the cup refer to the miraculous well Miriam discovered thereby sustaining the Jews during the Exodus. A Miriam’s Cup is placed on the Passover Seder table beside the Cup of Elijah and is filled with water.
Size: 4" x 2 1/2"
Size: 12.5" X 12"
Care: Machine washable/medium to hot iron. Please take care when ironing the embroidery. Best to iron on the back side or put a cotton fabric between the iron and the embroidery.
Shipping: Crafted in Spain. Stocked in the U.S., ready to ship.
Passover is a such a special time to gather with family and friends, and share in the celebration of freedom.
Passover is fast approaching. If you are attending a Seder and don't know what to bring (besides a bottle of Kosher wine!), we have some ideas that are sure to delight your host.
There are so many amazing hamantaschen photos on Instagram (that have our mouths salavating), that we just had to look up the recipes and share some of our favorites. Here are our top 10, although it was soooo hard to choose!
We really love learning the stories behind our artists as so many of them are like us, they saw a void in the market for a product they envisioned and set forth to create it on their own.
